Tauqir Tox Sharif | Syrian Revolution, UK Charities & Muslim Masculinity | BB

In the third and final episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast filmed in Syria, Dilly Hussain speaks with the prominent humanitarian aid worker, activist and influencer, Tauqir ‘Tox’ Sharif. #Syria #Charity #Masculinity
Topics of discussion include:
• The success of Operation Deterring Aggression.
• Hopes, aspirations and challenges for the new Syria.
• Revocation of British citizenship, family and Tox’s future plans.
• UK charities operating in conflict and natural disaster zones.
• A holistic approach to aid work beyond primary relief.
• Muslim masculinity, fear and sacrifice.
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DISCUSSION SUMMARY AND NOTES The Syrian Revolution and its Aftermath The Syrian Revolution has led to a significant shift in the country, with many people, including journalists, flocking to Damascus, and the regime falling in just 12 days 01:34. The sudden and widespread support for the revolution, with people from all walks of life, including barbers and cleaners, putting aside their differences to fight, is seen as a push from Allah 02:38. The Western media's portrayal of Ahmed Abu Muhammad Alani, the leader of HTS, as a moderate jihadist, has been noted, with some attributing this to a successful PR machine 05:42. Despite the progress made, there are still remnants of Bashar's regime, and many prisons, including Seda prison, remain to be dismantled, with some areas still being no-go zones 07:30. Syrians are generally happy with the current situation, but there are concerns about the speed of normalization and the potential for outside influence, with some questioning the role of foreign governments 09:25. Many Syrians are relieved that Bashar Assad's regime has been removed, but they fear he might return or that external forces, such as Israel, could intervene 10:16. Some Syrians, particularly intellectuals, question the deals that may have been made to achieve the current situation, but they also acknowledge that these deals could be positive for the people of Syria and the Muslim world 11:49. The Nature and Significance of the Revolution The speaker believes that the Muslim world needs to go through a process of development and that the current situation in Syria is a step in the right direction, even if it's not perfect 15:01. The speaker considers the Syrian revolution to be a "blessed revolution" due to its strong Islamic undercurrent and the fact that it was born out of the Arab Spring 17:14. The speaker attributes the success of the revolution to the fact that it was organic and driven by the people, with chants of "This is for Allah" being a natural expression of their sentiments 19:39. HTS and the Rebel Factions The possibility of HTS being de-listed as a terrorist organization by Western governments could set a legal precedent for appealing the revocation of a UK passport 20:44. The Syrian people do not view HTS as a prescribed group, and many are supportive of the rebel factions, with some even seeing them as a means to bring stability and security to the region 25:15. The rebel factions are slowly coming together under the umbrella of the existing transitional government, with the exception of the YPG, and there are talks of disarming and creating a national army 27:47. The goal of national unification and bringing the country together is being discussed, with the possibility of the rebel factions becoming the Syrian Army, but there are still challenges and potential for infighting 29:01. The Future of Syria and the Transition Government The Syrian Revolution's future is uncertain, with concerns about potential infighting among Muslim groups, but there is a sense of unity among the people, with some leaders coming together in Damascus 31:05. The transition government faces a huge task, with questions about how to consolidate power and bring criminals to account, including those responsible for massacres 32:10. Bashar Al Assad, considered a war criminal, should face the death penalty and be held accountable for his actions 34:49. The Charity Sector and its Shortcomings The charity sector has shortcomings, with many organizations being third-party fundraisers that don't implement projects themselves, leading to a lack of embeddedness with the communities they serve 37:07. A proposed alternative is for charities to build teams and embed themselves within the communities, having infrastructure and systems in place to ensure effective aid distribution 37:38. Many UK charities lack the resources, logistics, and influence to deliver aid directly, but instead of partnering with local organizations, they often try to do it themselves, which can lead to mismanagement and exploitation 39:38. Charities can be categorized into three types: fundraising charities, transit charities, and implementation partners, with few charities able to do all three effectively 41:29. Primary relief, such as providing food and tents, is not a long-term solution for communities in need, and charities should focus on education, training, and development projects to help people become self-sufficient 45:43. Charities claiming to have a 100% donation policy may be using it as a marketing tool, and this model can limit their ability to provide long-term solutions 46:57. Some charities may be exploiting the concept of 100% donation, and it's essential to understand that even zakat is not 100% donation, as some funds are allocated for administrative costs 47:32. Masculinity, Charity, and True Struggle The emphasis on masculinity and fear can lead some individuals to engage in activities like MMA and boxing, which can be problematic and stem from an inferiority complex 48:19. The issue with Muslim public figures engaging in charity fights is that it can be seen as theatrics and a false display of bravery, rather than a genuine struggle for the sake of Allah 48:43. The Syrian Revolution and the struggle against the oppressive regime is a just cause, and some people are more focused on talking about it rather than taking action 50:50. Muslim public figures should visit conflict zones and engage in real struggles for the sake of Allah, rather than just participating in charity fights or talk shows 52:40. There is a problem with some people creating a false sense of bravado and delusions of grandeur, especially when they condemn those who are on the front lines of the struggle 54:59. Speech and defending Islam on talk shows is important, but it is not on the same level as physically struggling for the sake of Allah 55:32. Concluding Remarks and Gratitude The host expresses gratitude for having a guest on the show after 4 years, and they finally met in person in Damascus, considering it a special episode. 57:54 The guest's visit was risky, as it's still dangerous, and some people are waiting for them, preferring to wait until Damascus airport opens before traveling. 58:23 The host hopes the episode will be the first of many visits and thanks the guest for coming, also expressing a desire for men in the Muslim community to have the belief of sacrifice and to aspire to make positive changes. 58:44

[@rehenabegum3197]

Jazakallah khair for the breakdown of the conversion

[@muhamed36]

JazakAllahu khayr, brother. Amazing stuff.

[@Fatima74]

Brother Tauqir is humble, sincere and honest, may Allah protect him and his family and may others learn from him.

[@clarejones2421]

He needs to have his British citizenship given back So he can if need be can visit his parents and family in the UK He has done nothing but help the Syrian people May Allah grant him Jannah

[@Mossaab-kg3cj5hc5s]

@@clarejones2421 inchallah

[@boxingmmafan9985]

Had the honour to meet brother Tox at university, he was and still is built different. May Allah keep him steadfast on the deen. Ameen

[@shairbmohammed]

Which university what did he study out of interest ??

[@asadashraf2128]

Ameen

[@SuperTANMAN007]

Alhumdullilah Amazing that was amazing. Brother tox is a gem and we Muslim men need to be like him.

[@ayshapaysha]

SubhanAllah, this podcast brought me to tears. This is exactly what the ummah needs - real rijaal, grounded in sincerity. Less theatrics, less attachment to the dunya, and more sacrifice and zuhd. As someone living in the West, this hit me deeply. May Allah forgive us all for our countless shortcomings. Brother Tox speaks from a perspective that many of us have never encountered. May Allah bless and preserve him and everyone working to uplift the ummah. Ameen

[@OttoMan-bq7de]

This brother is inspiring! May Allah (swt) keep him steadfast and grant us the same courage! Amin 💪🏽

[@Actionzunkies]

Tauqir akh is such an inspiration. Been following him for God knows how many years! He's been through so much man.

[@Actionzunkies]

Tauqir isn't wrong with what he's saying near the end. When it comes to real battles, the brothers in the UK would avoid it due to the fear of losing their citizenship etc and that's okay, each to their own. But to void that by calling out a racist and boxing for charity to make you feel like a big man is nothing comparable to what the real brave hearts are doing. Tauqir is a much braver brother than we are and we should accept that, they earned it while we're calling out racists and boxing for bogus charity organisations.

[@quranaffirmations]

Brother Tox is a gem and more brothers need to be like him

[@saadm5732]

think what you want, for me this brother is a hero and an inspiration. A man amongst men, may Allah accept his efforts and preserve him

[@fatihtumer7237]

100% agree may Allah raise his ranks

[@5Pillars]

As salaamu alaykum brothers, sisters, friends and foes. Please like, share and comment on this video, as well as subscribing to the 5Pillars KZbin channel! Jazakallah khayran.

[@Tinnin44]

Could you please give me his authentic accounts on social media, I would really like to contact him with regards to charity

[@rodzitazainal19]

Alhamdulillah. I love brother Tauqir for the sake Allah. He is truly cut differently. May Allah protect and bless him always. Thank you for this lovely interview.

[@rehenabegum3197]

Ameen

[@azamgujjar6812]

First time i heard this brother. But He is speaking the truth we need to hear. Please bring him on again. ❤

[@servanttoall4037]

Dilly Hussain the Rockstar of the Ummah Journalism! Please keep it up the good work 5Pillars. May Allah the almighty bless 5Pillars and its workers with best of the both worlds Aameen.

[@MrRobot8890]

Ye he’s good mashallah But for a journalist he needs to stop using slang….proper cringe Doesn’t even know how to use these slang terms…allow it #cringeworthy #youaintfromtheendz

[@midnightmoonlight1597]

please don't inflate his ego any further!

[@VariableText]

I know him personally and brother Dilly is very humble. And does this specifically for the ummah and not for recognition. And trust me when I say he is from “the ends”. Stop criticising the brother and look at the good he brings to this ummah for the sake of Allah.

[@servanttoall4037]

@VariableText so true 👍 may Allah bless him with the best of the both world aameen

[@JamilAhmed-cq1tf]

Thanks

[@muhammedaliurundu7044]

first time I see this man. happy to see someone with such a great honour and wisdom. great soul. may Allah protect him and his loved ones from all evils.

[@MrRK0121]

This guy is real as they come, walks the walk and talks the talk.

[@Faruk1189]

Got love for brother Tox, may Allah protect him and his family

[@HudaAli-tw4ve]

This is the best episode ever man first time I’m seeing the brother may allaah protect him and grant him jana Ameen absolutely I couldn’t agree him more a really man is a man who show up when his umma needs love it

[@IB-lm4lw]

Allahu Akbar! 100% with my Br. Tox This guy is a different breed Love him ❤

[@Ll_jfdk]

I’ve recently come to know of this brother, I love and appreciate him.

[@UmerFMalik]

Lots of love and duas for both of these brothers that I love a lot. ❤

[@fabs99]

It's also wonderful to see that brother Tauqir is well and still doing what he does best. May Allah SWT reward him for his sincere efforts to help people in need.

[@NazmulHasan-dj5yb]

Br Tauqir and Dilly's heart to heart talk. The status of Sahabi Mujahideen of Badr and those who came later including those who came to Islam after Fathi Makkah are not the same. Prophet saw didn't allow any criticism of Badris. May Allah accept all the sacrifices of our brothers and sisters who never abandoned the difficult fields of Jihad. However, even after the initial victory there are so much to do. They need all the help they can get.

[@samminaahmed8727]

Subhaan Allah brother Tox, you are def built different to most. There is very few men in the Ummah of your calibre in todays world bro . Very proud and grateful for you, May Allah bless you bro. Ameen 🤲🏽

[@knobl3506]

Pakistan needs you brother!

[@naffizakhan4519]

I totally agree with tox in all aspects of this interview Allah centric first and our Ummah etc. May Allah protect him and our entire Ummah Allahuma Ameen Allahuma Ameen Allahuma Ameen What a blessed Ummah indeed Honor and dignity is Only in Islaam I hate sports any ways if for your daily dose of exercise that's fine Alhamdulilaah Don't waste your time May Allah guide the Ummah back to it's original state Allahuma Ameen Allahuma Ameen Allahuma Ameen

[@nosheenmasud2285]

Completely agree with Tox, may Allah keep him sincere and steadfast, ameen. May Allah grant this Ummah thousands more men like him, ameen. No du'at is anywhere near his league, indeed these du'ats are akin to poets.

[@endoftimes2k12]

In memory of all brothers...who will not return or where alive to see this day.😢

[@stranger_04]

My man has a heart of gold Allahuma barik

[@lost_poet_]

Heart of a Lion more like. Fearless.

[@tanzeelaali5135]

Heart of Gold and heart of a Lion 🦁 Allahuma barik

[@monazaneefer]

Amazing advice by Br Tauqir allahumma barely lahu. A lot of things to ponder upon.

[@blususpect]

Tauqir wasn’t afraid to say the truth & actually take a risk that few of us in the west would be willing to take… I have serious respect for the brother

[@Faisal-g6z]

That was an amazing podcast, Alhumdulillah. May Allah protect and grant success to brother Tauqir and his family so that he can continue this invaluable work for the Ummah, Ameen.

[@J100-e4f]

Allahuma barik this brother talks the realness when it came to masculinity in Islam. May Allah keep him steadfast

[@Ibrahim044-f4i]

Brother Tauriq is speaking from a perspective of spending 13 years of his life, witnessing the desperate need of support that the Syrian people had, under the tyrannical Assad regime. And I’m sure he’s experienced countless moments of feeling helpless, that he doesn’t have the resources and manpower needed to help. So he isn’t necessarily downplaying the efforts of other Muslims who are striving for the sake of Allah in the capacity they can in the West, by attending talk shows and what not, but rather I think a sincere frustration can be observed in him regarding all the times he couldn’t help due to a lack of resources and manpower, which came out when the topic of Muslim du’aat organising charity fights came up (which I fully agree with him in terms of it not being the best thing to do - in terms of normalising the hitting of the face which is according to some scholars is not allowed at all without a necessity in Islam. And since they’re very prominent religious figures, the young generations can easily say, “they did it, that means I can”). May Allah bless his heart and continue to use him for goodness and all of us. JazakAllahu khairan for the beautiful podcast brothers. May Allah guide us all to our potential in being of greatest benefit to the ummah in our own capacities and unite us all in al-firdaus 🤲❤️

[@doctorikon]

Muslim first. brother Tox always displays exemplary behaviour 💙

[@peterwatson7077]

I don't find his NIKE AIR shirt exemplary.

[@doctorikon]

@@peterwatson7077 what's wrong with that ?

[@adz8709]

This was an eye opener, humiliating image in the mirror and punch in the stomach all rolled into one. May Allah allow us all to do more for the beloved ummah for whom Nabi Muhammed (peace and blessings be upon him) cried for night after night in Sajdah! May alla forgive us all. Ameen

[@cheeseburger8055]

Another great watch, thanks again 5 pillars! May Allah reward you all.

[@Andubullmahh]

I wish all the Muslim youngsters think like brother Tox... May Allah accept your Struggle brother

[@premiumman9010]

Tox is the best of us!

[@ummrahmak]

Two giants. Allahumma barik May Allah accept all the work they and their families do for the Ummah, Ameen .

[@saqibsaleem9717]

Quality interview Ma sha Allah, Allah(swt) bless Tox and the rest of the Muslims that struggled throughout this period

[@thejourney6369]

Alhamdulillah for people like Tauqir doing the work that is needed.

[@Gulchih]

I really appreciate the nuance and deliberative approach here. Very Khaldunian

[@aamir.vision]

May Allah Bless our Brother Tox, A beacon of Inspiration for us all! Wallahi he spoke nothing but facts, we are currently in a humiliating state, Men do not want to be Men! We stay home like women, while our Muslim Ummah is suffering. May Allah rectify our affairs and allow us all to be better. The first step for change is to take accountability, We are all Responsible! Insha'Allah we can strive for the sake of Allah to reclaim our Honour and Dignity!

[@AdamAdam-t7v7r]

Brother Tox - It’s been a pleasure listening to you. I agree we all need to make sacrifice. I also agree the charity sector needs to be more transparent. You also made excellent points regarding the so called dawah boys and inferiority complex, especially those who ignorantly condemn. Allah unify our hearts and lands and take something from us all in His way. Keep up the good work akhi. JazakAllahokhairun

[@Truthseeker-o9d]

Mashallah brother Tox you are an inspiration

[@Y0utubsuk]

Masha Allah i love this brother for the sake of Allah.

[@shafimiah7149]

جزاكم الله خيرا Allah reaward those who try to sacrifice in His way. May Allah help us to sacrifice more an more for His sake.

[@FCGLITCHES]

loved this unfilitered version of tauqir

[@LukeMyth]

Thanks. Like I said on another post elsewhere, I think you guys possibly need (could benefit from) a community page where people can post videos like an Islamic Nexus TY page. Plus maybe a series of links to established well-known sites so there is a network people can go into instead of potentially having focus dissipated . Just imagine if no Muslims present your journalism on alternative KZbin channels for instance it could be used to steal attention or lend legitimacy to their cause indirectly. I think if there were a community website there could be things like UK journalism and micro journalists posting local news to be moderated but it could be incorporated onto a larger KZbin page alongside things like sports events, charity work, fundraising et cetera . With Paul Williams for instance, he has so many contacts. Also, I have seen some of the scholars work alongside each other. If there could be a shift away from individual list webpages to a Nexus of scholars who network together in terms of a communal outlet implicitly showing respect for each other’s views… That could be cool. Also with paul Williams contacts that could even be educational function outside of the basic Islamic theology and politics delving into science into maths which need not even even have direct links to the religion, but would help illustrate that Islam is not merely about “revealed” topics but integrates science and general learning into a holistic scheme of things. This would help to combat the established secular narrative that religion is backwards and science is a novel development which is an evolution away from past mistakes and instead sure that religion can be up-to-date with modern context and need to not be feared as backwards thinking . What I mentioned about Paul Williams maybe he knows scientists like psychologist and physics who may be able to do shorts or basic three minute intros to topics like neuroscience or astrophysics, without Muslims having to depend upon sources they may feel mistrust for, and also importantly without having to depend upon the culture and traditions of the Christians or the secularists for their education even small shifts could materialise and help to facilitate expansion. Sorry if I’m a bit rude and abrupt sometimes I’ve got various issues but As-salamu alaykum to you all

[@midnightmoonlight1597]

I love that this brother called out the boxing of these 'manly' brothers. It's immature and will only make them more arrogant. He's right, it's fame and showmanship and inflating the ego and absolutely doesn't match the sacred and seriousness of the dawah. Why is it you don't see scholars behaving like this? It is not dignified when it's not real war. I think these brothers in the public space need to be working on their humility 10x more than your average Muslim.

[@nhalikul]

Dilli and 5 Pillars, first off, May Allah bless you, you guys have been doing good reporting. Alhamdulillah, it’s good to hear first hand from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Syria. This brother Tox, killed it. I had no idea, You guys have shed the light on many legendary people, who I would not have known otherwise. The Ummah has been so behind that we are just now catching up with knowledge, while people like Tox are ahead and is implementing that knowledge in action. Yes we need the scholarly class, that is for knowledge, he is exactly right in that, it is not equal to being in the front lines and risking it all. The one who cannot even fight injustice with his mouth should leave the environment where injustice is happening and make Tawbah for they are of the weakest, weak in the context of the three groups who fight injustice. That is why the status of a Shaheed is incomparable.

[@Zakg24]

Ah man so many edits in this would love to hear the original uncut 😂❤

[@aann2084]

May Allah unite us upon tawhid and may Allah make it easy for the Syrians.

[@Najeebster]

What an insightful conversation. All of it fascinating but I was particularly interested in the section on charities. That opened my eyes.

[@hannanaby]

I agree with tox completely our efforts need to be physically carried out instead of within comfort zones and conforming to western models such as mma charity shows

[@UU-vl2kn]

Amazing, amazing brother allahuma bariq. May Allah protect him and his family for generations and generations ameen

[@mazkhan1785]

Brilliant insight from a person on the front line

[@elmotareal]

He's right about turning charity into business, all the care about is curating statistics to show off

[@zohayerhossain55555]

❤❤❤ Real man in this interview

[@bilalthearab]

Mashallah Allahumabarik. We need more men like this brother. بارك الله فيكم

[@Azhar2612]

Tox ❤ u r amazing brother.

[@salmaniazi9424]

As Muslim we should be happy for our Syrian brothers and sisters for their victory over the Assad regime, and I ask Allah SWT TO KEEP THEM UNITED .❤

[@fatimah9202]

Jazaa kAllahu khairah fid daarain

[@honda.spares.man1]

Dilly towards the middle and end was out of his depth. He couldn't understand tox as he's not been front line in aid distrubtion and charity work. And regarding the dawah field, dilly again couldn't comprehend his point about them being showmen.

[@UnknownWarrior625]

Man like TOX! Legend ❤

[@tmz1428]

Tox is 100% right about masculinity & Jihad. Unfortunately, those Du’aat can’t take it that they are not as important as they think they are. There is no way you can compare Jihad in the way of Allah in its true form with Speaking out on a talk show or writing some tweets. Pathetic.

[@AsifAlli]

I agree with Tox. 100% correct

[@HanifaZazai-ml8fg]

May Allah bless both of you ❤

[@E5ULE]

Real one tox is. Big up dilly for the podcast

[@p_p1971]

35:51 such a nice thought of brother tauqir.May allah bless you akhi

[@fabs99]

I agree with Tauqir about the theatrics of some da'ees, when it comes to engaging in boxing matches and MMA fights. Why is there a need for such a show? Have they forgotten that striking a person in the face is not allowed in Islam? This clearly goes against the teaching of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), as narrated by Abu Hurayrah: “When any one of you fights, let him avoid (striking) the face.” (Narrated by al-Bukhaari, al-Fath, 5/215). If they really wanted to stage a fight then they could opt for wrestling, or other types of martial arts which don't involve striking the face, like judo or Jujitsu.

[@Bushmaster17]

This brother has brought up a very interesting issue. I am one of those people that was afraid of getting my citizenship revoked. It's a difficult conversation to have with oneself. What is my excuse?

[@AbuZakariya22]

Much love to the brothers. Everyone dont forget to like comment subscribe to spread such a beautiful message

[@b.nalltechnic143]

Love from Bangladesh

[@mumtazpatel6378]

Forget asking these brothers to go out to conflict zones, we can't even get them to come and load containers to send to conflict zones. It's the sisters who do come out to the conflict zones to help, doing the heavy lifting even here!

[@ahmedchoudary1009]

Did you meet Dr. Shajul Islam? Did you interview him? Did you contact him? I am curious to know about him and his situation please. Please reply.

[@rrona8230]

Eagerly waiting for a podcast between 5 pillars & Dr Shajul Islam

[@mohmda4449]

❤

[@phoenixknight8837]

BarakAllahu feekum.

[@Lasagna-z8w]

Taquir I understand you all what you said and I agree what the last words you said and dilly not get it but I got it. I respect you my brother you back up your words with actions not like a lot of other Muslims. I am your revert sister and so happy to be your Muslim sister. Give salam to your wife I have not heard her talk in a long time. The last last time I heard your wife talk was on that podcast years ago.

[@strictlyyoutube6881]

I hope Hijab watches this with an open heart.

[@premiumman9010]

Whether I agree with everything or even nothing with Tox, from my perspective, his swet is heavier on the scale than everything I have achieved in my life.

[@zee8382]

Legend allahuma barik

[@homtanks7259]

I pray for the whole Ummah 🤲🏻

[@SM-qk5hi]

I agree with Tauqir, there should be growth and healing

[@MrAnsarullah786]

One of the true hero's of the Ummah

[@saeed8458]

بارك الله فيكم وأمدكم بقوة وبأس

[@WATCHOCCUPATION.101]

Tox is amazing top 110 muslim kn world

[@masroorahmedkhan5028]

Hero of Islam from that cloth touqir is made of

[@Manjra__]

Jazakallah khair

[@emdadchowdhury1654]

Strangely our beloved brother @Tox with time he changes views about proper solution for Muslim Ummah. Could be he’s right from analogy about our lands but he knows & as we know return of Islam via caliphate is near. It will reestablish on the manhaj of Prophethood not via pragmatism. Also throughout history of Muslim lands when they were confused they got secular democratic version. We know it didn’t bring any real change to our lands. Allah knows best. Jazakallahu Khairan brother dilly & tox.

[@AI-Hallucination]

49:06 he is correct I agree with him sorry dilly you play chess a good game created in the Muslim world it’s a fantastic game.

[@suhailcumi]

May Allah makes tox steadfast in deen, we can’t expect everyone to be on the same level and it is important that we need to support each other as long as it is within the fold of islam and for the largef beefit of ummah. It is good to celebrate people who sacrifice more and more brave but it is also important that we encourage others who are trying in whichever way possible for the ummah.

[@ozyriaz996]

There a levels to this game bro 56:50

[@thepathofguidance5684]

Be realistic. In a place like the UK where there is little in the way of restrictions against religion, a large number of muslims are busy engaged with matters contraty to Islam. Muslim areas in the UK are some of the most deprived and generally have higher than average crime rates. The opposite should be the case, the muslim areas should be places of security, peace and where wealth is spread around. No wonder, we are but helpless to help outside of our villages.

[@YA-do8tz]

و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته

[@ashrafurrahmanahmed3666]

Comment to support the dawah 👊🏽

[@mamama3687]

Such an important interview. I am rethinking my charity choices now. Could you list the ones he recommend?

[@r1zones]

masha'Allah bruva tox

[@zainmegeri123]

MI5PILLARS = WHO FUNDS YOU DILLY?! or are you just an actual takfiri?

[@RazeekRizly]

Brother Dilly, what does our brothers and sisters in Palestine gain by a ring fight in UK? Its just bragging rights innit? Yes bragging rights for the umma maybe. But how does it help? Please for the sake of Allah stick to the fields where Allah has blessed you with the resources and skills to make a difference. We look up to you.